Cap mounting arrangement
a technology for mounting arrangements and caps, applied in the direction of caps, liquid handling, applications, etc., can solve the problems of not taking into account the detachment (removal) of the engaged cap from the opening, and the arrangement cannot be applied to the cap mounting arrangement, etc., to achieve the effect of convenient pulling ou
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[0058]FIG. 6 shows a variant of the first embodiment of the invention.
[0059]In this variant, a shoulder 31 is provided in an axially intermediate portion of the cylindrical part 9 of the cylinder head cover 3, and the cylindrical part 9 is divided into a small-diameter part 33 forming an upper half and a large-diameter part 35 forming a lower half by the shoulder 31. Further, the cylindrical part 17 of the cap 1 is set at a length that locates very close to the shoulder 31 outside of the small-diameter part 33 of the cylindrical part 9 when it is engaged with the cylindrical part 9. Furthermore, the cylindrical part 17 is formed at its inner periphery with a sealing groove 17a into which an O-ring 21 is seated. In short, in this variant, the cylindrical part 17 of the cap 1 is fitted on the small-diameter part 33 of the cylindrical part 9 of the cylinder head cover 3. Since the structures other than the above points are the same as in the first embodiment, the...
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[0084]The second embodiment of the present invention may have the following configurations.
[0085]Though the container is a cylinder head cover 101 in the second embodiment, the present invention is applicable to any container having a cylindrical part with an opening.
[0086]In the second embodiment, each receiving recess 117 is provided with a projection climbing surface 117b gradually decreasing its depth from the bottom 117a in the circumferential direction and each push-out projection 127 has a rounded top surface. Instead of this, the projection climbing surface 117b may be formed perpendicular to the bottom 117a or the push-out projection 127 may be a rectangular column. On the contrary, the top surface of the push-out projection 127 closer to the projection climbing surface 117b may be formed into an inclined flat surface (or curved surface) while the projection climbing surface 117b may be formed perpendicular to the bottom 117a. In short, it is essentia...
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